Image Converter Tool

Image Converter Tool is a simple and easy-to-use app that allows you to convert image formats between PNG, JPG, and WEBP. It also allows you to compress and resize your images, giving you complete control over the quality and size of your output images.

Features

• Convert image formats between PNG, JPG, and WEBP


• Compress and resize images


• Maintain directory structure when converting directories of images


• Convert images off app, so you can close the app while conversions are in progress


• View output folder to see which images and directories are being converted


• Select quality and resized percentage to control the compression and size of your output images


• Multiple methods of selecting input: single image from gallery, single or multiple images from files, directory from files

Benefits

• Save space on your device by compressing your images


• Improve the loading speed of your website or blog by using WEBP images


• Create social media posts and other visuals with the perfect image format and size


• Easily convert directories of images without having to open each image individually


• Close the app while conversions are in progress and come back later to view your output images

How to use Image Converter Tool

1. Select the input images or directory of images that you want to convert.


2. Select the output format and quality.


3. (Optional) Select a resized percentage.


4. Tap the "Convert" button.


5. View the output folder to see which images and directories have been converted.

Example use cases

• A photographer wants to convert their RAW images to JPEG or PNG format for sharing online.


• A web developer wants to convert their images to WEBP format to improve the loading speed of their website.


• A social media influencer wants to resize their images to the perfect dimensions for each platform.


• A business owner wants to compress the images on their website to save space and improve loading speed.


• A student wants to convert a directory of scanned images to PDF format for their assignment.

Conclusion